LikesPwsh

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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
That used to be the case for me, but the Explorer right-click changes in Win11 are insane. It only shows the common options (i.e. the ones where you would use a keyboard shortcut rather than mouse), hiding anything you might actually have w
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
For your workaround you'd need to open the CSV in a text editor, set Excel types in a blank sheet, then paste. Not a problem for someone who understands the issue, but it is a slow/confusing way to open files. The real problem is
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Same for Power Query and Text to Columns.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
You'd need someone willing to actually buy the cryptocurrency generated from nothing on the other side of that transaction.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
It's integrated with winget, but that hasn't caught on much either.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
That bug is probably because of someone opening a CSV in Excel. It's a common one, sadly. Anyone using the US date format for transfer or storage (debatably also display) should consider it a bug.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
I had a look and couldn't find a serious journalistic source with numbers to back my personal opinion. Lots of whiny Reddit threads, but only anecdata. My own experience is that Dungeons & Dragons character art can be better (and m
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
On killer feature or art commissions?
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
This will be harder. Blockchain is entirely useless for legal activities, "AI" is broad enough that it includes useful things. E.g. Obscuring copyright breaches is the number one killer app for genAI so far. It's decimated th
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Getting good enough that it's impossible to tell whether it contains a particular copyrighted (or GPL) work. That's made them effectively immune to copyright enforcement so far; I'd go as far as saying the main function of l
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
3AC was doing the same arb on GBTC (with an extended lock-in before redemption), but GBTC had no mechanism for selling BTC once their premium reversed.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Any cryptocurrency investment is a bucket shop, not just exchanges. There's no underlying positive cash flow to return to investors.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Bitcoin did the same, to be fair. https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-history-part-10-the-184-bil...
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Seven TPS was a theoretical maximum, it normally ranges from three to six.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Generally low-code are those gui-driven development tools. E.g. You can write a data pipeline in SSIS by just dragging boxes around and entering connection details. Sometimes the abstraction doesn't expose something you'd like, so
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
MS don't seem entirely on the same page there. Azure Devops was their first choice for Power BI integration for some reason. https://ideas.fabric.microsoft.com/ideas/idea/?ideaid=020078...
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Dollar-denominated bank accounts are a bigger factor for binance.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Mmm doesn't localise well either. E.g. French has Juin and Juillet, both "jui" start. Better to just use yyyy-mm-dd everywhere. I see so many bugs from people still using US date format in 2023.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
http://www.climate.gov/news-features/featured-images/groundw... "Aquifer depletion" is worth searching if you want to read in detail.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Like most ordinary folks, my threat model is the use of TPM for DRM. Netflix playing at lower resolution for example. Widespread TPM is actively harmful for most people, and the biggest blow to general purpose computing in recent years.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Those are just as adversarial as adblockers. If Google ever makes a serious attempt at breaking compatibility like they're doing now (or we've seen from reddit/twitter), you'll see degraded ux.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
It's easier to get a home EV charger than a personal gas station, which helps.
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Allocating all the environmental cost to the first owner is an issue with your accounting model, not electric cars. It would make more sense to amortise over vehicle lifetime regardless of owner. That said, electric cars are greenwashed bey
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Randomness is a big mitigator. In MtG or LoL, a worse player than the opponent might still win 40% of games (luck of the draw or teammates), even ignoring matchmaking systems. Players can aim for losing less over time, while still having a
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
You can compare the database schema in source control against what's been deployed, and automatically generate deployment scripts. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/tools/sqlpackage/sqlpa... The
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Here's a funny bug caused by stderr being used for information. Windows Powershell gives you the detail of git push in scary red text. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12751261/powershell-disp...
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
That project looks great. The MSSQL equivalent would be DbaTools, in case anyone is looking. https://docs.dbatools.io/Write-DbaDbTableData.html
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
The weird defaults are partly down to the different requirements of scripting vs interactive terminal use. The defaults of bash make more sense for terminal use than scripting. Powershell is a bit further towards the scripting end of the sp
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Bps is also specifically a flat change rather than relative to the previous value. E.g. If without bps if you have an interest rate of 2% and somebody states that it has increased by 10%, it's unclear whether they meant a result of 2.2
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by LikesPwsh 3y ago
Try Legends of Runeterra for a less hostile card game experience.

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